Lesson 2 (Prelims)

Question 1

It is a studying a model text and patterning the writing styles after the model or sample text.

Answer 1

Textual Analysis

Question 2

Going through the 3 stages of writing; pre-writing, drafting or writing, and post-writing.

Answer 2

Process aprroach

Question 3

Collecting, analyzing, reviewing, editing, and proofreading data or the entire paper in a collaborative or interactive manner.

Answer 3

Social approach

Question 4

This is called the ideation stage or the invention stage where a writer will carefully think of the subject matter or topic of the paragraph.

Answer 4

Pre-writing stage

Question 5

Using words or phrases in listing down whatever comes to one’s minds about the topic.

Answer 5

Brainstorming

Question 6

Group sharing of ideas about the topic.

Answer 6

Oral class discussion

Question 7

Writing down of thoughts and feelings about the topic in a sentence or in a paragraph non minding any errors in grammar, spelling and mechanics committed.

Answer 7

Free-writing or Looping

Question 8

Asking the basic questions of 5w’s and How.

Answer 8

Speculating

Question 9

Gathering data about the topic by reading materials in the library, gov. publications, and in the internet.

Answer 9

Reading

Question 10

Writing under the topic all ideas coming one’s mind in a columnar, or vertical arrangement, with some irrelevant ideas immediately stricken out of the list after listening.

Answer 10

Listing

Question 11

Collecting data by asking unstructured/open-ended questions and structured/closed questions about a topic.

Answer 11

Interview

Question 12

Dividing ideas into major and minor concepts, with the minor or smaller ideas classified under the major or bigger ideas in a column manner.

Answer 12

Outlining

Question 13

Developing ideas about the chosen topic by giving or listening to the arguments and rebuttals of the speakers representing two sides of the issue: the pros or the affirmative side, and the cons or the negative side.

Answer 13

Informal Debate

Question 14

Making encircled or boxes words surround or cluster around an expression representing the central thought or idea.

Answer 14

Semantic Webbing or Clustering

Question 15

Writing down in a notebook one’s thoughts, feelings, reflections about people, places, things, events, or anything.

Answer 15

Journal writing

Question 16

Using graphs to show comparison-contrast, cause-effect, as well as whole-part relationship of ideas.

Answer 16

Graphic organizers

Question 17

Stage where writer begins the first draft that is based in on the pre-writing strategy the writer did in the 1st writing stage.

Answer 17

Writing and Drafting Stage

Question 18

Stage where you make changes in relation to the content and the organization of text, like checking if the work suits the target audience.

Answer 18

Revision stage

Question 19

Stage where the writer focuses on checking the editing stage, where the writer focuses on checking the grammar, spelling, and choice of words.

Answer 19

Proofreading or Editing stage